Uncle Sam Holds $1 803 493 932 Gold Report
Treasury Treasurer John Burke reports for the year ending June 30 1916 that gold holdings reach 1 803 493 932 83 with an increase of 420 533 943 05. Currency in circulation stands at 4 024 097 762 an up 454 878 188. Gold share equals 50.97 percent and per capita circulation 39 28. Mrs Sims visits Aullville and Miss Weis travels to Kansas City and Lawrence for football.
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Burke
John Burke
United Tes
Pee
Uncle Sam
United States
Administration Granted in McCord Estate in Missouri
Notice states letters of administration on the estate of James Hamilton McCord deceased were granted to Casecriaed on November 1 1916 by the Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri. All persons with claims against the estate must file for allowance within six months or be barred from benefits. The notice is inserted by William Aull Jr Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hamilton McCord
Lafayette County
Missouri
William Aull, Jr
Executor's Notice for Clarice H Barnett Estate
Probate Court Missouri grants letters on November 15 18 to the undersigned for the estate of Clarice H Barnett deceased. Creditors must present claims for allowance within the law after the date of visitation in November 1916.
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Clarice H. Barnett
Missouri
Tanlac touted by Springfield barber as health aid
O C Haggard manager of the Colonial Hotel barber shop in Springfield says Tanlac helped him recover from a run down condition with improved appetite and digestion. He reports relief from stomach and kidney pains and a renewed vigor after using a first bottle. Tanlac is promoted as a tonic for stomach liver kidney trouble and general weakness and is being introduced at Crenshaw Young Drug Store in Lexington.
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Springfield
O. C. Haggard
Colonial Hotel
Lexington
Crenshaw & Young Drug Store
Executor's Notice for Herman W. Scensed Estate in Missouri
Letters testamentary were issued November 8 1916 by the Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri to John Wahl as executor. All persons with claims against the estate must present them within six months or be barred, with dates of eight to November 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman W
Lafayette County
Missouri
John Wahl
Japan Celebrates 25th Anniversary of Telephone
The Journal of the Communications Association notes Japan’s 25th anniversary of the telephone, recounting early exchanges in 1877 and 1915 figures. It highlights Mr Carty of American Telephone and Telegraph and Dr Alexander Graham Bell with images and messages about wireless telephony progress from New York to San Francisco and Tokyo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jupan
Paeteynokuch
Shunvnis
Japan
Journal of the Communications Association
Carty
American ‘Telephone and Telegraph
Alexander Graham Heil
Biko
Department of Communication
Tokyo
New York
Sin Francseen
Comimiy
San Francisco
Mr. Riko
Preparing Stock For Soup By Canning Club Members
North and West ab work specialists advise canning the vegetable portion of soup separately for winter use. Soak beans and peas overnight, blanch carrots cabbage celery turnips okra onions and parsley, chop and mix, then jar and process in hot water bath or pressure vessels per equipment.
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Canning Club
Life of a Gap Well and Gas Company Costs
The article notes that drilling wells is a major expense for gas companies and that undeveloped territory must be carried for future supply. It challenges the belief that gas wells last indefinitely and cites data from about 2,000 wells showing an average well life of four years and six months before abandonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toeeser
The
Nation! Magazine
Indian women seek change through quiet reform
In India the low one percent IIT rate among women and the restrained response of society show a gradual awakening. The London Times notes no mass upheaval, yet education sparks interest in women’s rights as traditional burdens loom large and reforms emerge subtly.
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Kiven
India
London
Woman
The Heart of an Actress and a Love Divided by Pride
Lester Donald pursues Rae, a chorus girl turned celebrated singer, then reunites years later only to face her cold revenge. Rae confesses she left to lift him, studied in Rome, and now wields fame, wealth, and independence. He pleads for a second chance as their tangled past resurfaces.
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Tie
Lester Donald
Rie Mable
Lester
Rae
Cho Tms
Kextet
Adle
Optimon
Tiorest Rue
Twentiefour
Sit
Rith
Shad
Lexter
Lee
Winglly Rae
New Ife
Hind
Lili
Uri
Madame Cossi
Metropolis
Anton
Cass
Rociety
Madame Coset
H E
Hing
Wis Side Bay
Chanace
Charlie Duckett
Dink
Tae
Sald
Kae
Bie
Rome
Ani
Wool Hat Supply Shift Signals End of Wool Mate
Observers note the wool hat may become obsolete as rabbit fur hats dominate. Australia supplies most of the fur stock, with government requisitioning to cut exports and potentially halt production.
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Hisory
Australia
Local residents take Wednesday trips to nearby cities
Miss Mary Deal of Central College visited Jefferson City on Wednesday. The Noyes and James R. Moorehead Jr. both spent Wednesday in Kansas City on business. Hugo Nord traveled to Warrensburg for a visit Wednesday.
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Mary Deal
Central College
Jefferson City
Noyes
Kansas City
James R. Moorehead, Jr
Hugo Nord
Warrensburg
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R. J. Sims
Aullville
Marguerite Weis
Lawrence
Kansas
Missouri-Kansas
C. Haggard
Taniac
Tate
Chapman
Wau
S. Sellers
J. A. Rankin
Black
Nicholson
South Street
Grand Theatre
Franklin Ave
Oak Buffet
T. John Eggleston
Loomis
Rakes
Mra
A. P. Young
N. W. Potter
Richard Field
W. B. McGowan
Edward Aull
J. D. Lesueur
Site Traders Bank
Peyton Nurseries Yion Ru Mo
J. Q Plattenburg
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